Finicare FC-IR202 User manual

Infrared
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Introduction
Thank
you for
purchasing
this
Non-contact forehead
Infrared
Thermometer.
It
has
been
carefully
developed for
accurate, safe and fast
temperature
measurements in
the forehead.
Please
read
these Instructions
carefully before
using thIs
product
and keep the
Instructions and
the
thermometer
In a
safe
place.
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Contents
1. WARNINGS
AND
PRECAUTIONS
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2. Product DescrIption
2
1)Overview
2
2) Structure
2
3)
Operating
principle
3
4) Indications for use
3
3. Features
3
4. Product Structure
4
5.
Diaplay
description
4
6. How to use your
thermometer
1) Take your
forehead
temperature
5
2)
Take
room(object
temperature
6
3) After a measurement
6
4) Read your temperature
7
5)
Switching between
mute and un-mute
7
6) Checking 35 sets of memory data
7
7) °FPC conversion
7
6)
Temperature compenaation adjustment 7
9)rotumoff 8
10) Replace the
battery 8
7. Temperature taking tips
B
8. Care and cleaning 9
9. Error and Troubleshooting
10
10. Specifications
11
11. Symbols .
12
12. EMC Information .., . 12
13. Warranty and After-Sale Service 15
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1.
WARNINGS
AND
PRECAUTIONS
1) Never
immerse the thermometer
in water or other
liquids (not
waterproof).
For
cleaning and
disinfecting pleasêfollowthe instructions in
the
“Care and
cleaning’
section.
2) Never
use the
thermometer for
purposes other
than those it has been
intended
for. Please follow the
general safety precautions when using on
children.
3) Keep
the thermometer away
from
direct exposure
to the sun and keep
it
in a dust-free,
dry area,
well-ventilated place at a temperature between
50”F (10’C)-104’F
(40”C). Do
not use
the thermometer
in high humidity
environments.
(>95%
RH)
4) Do not
ase the thermometer
if there are signs of damage on the
measuring
sensor
or on
the
instrument itself, If damaged,
do not
attempt
to repair
the instrument! Please
contact the dealer.
5) This
thermometer consists of high-quality precision parts. Do not drop
the instrument.
Protect
it
from
severe impact and shock.
Do not
twist the
instrument
or the measuring sensor.
6) Please consult
your doctor
if you see symptoms such asunexplained
irritability, vomiting,
diarrhea,
dehydration, changes
in
appetite or activity,
seizure, muscle
pain, shivering, stiff neck,
pain
when urinating, etc., even
in the
absence of
fever.
7) Even in the
absence of fever,
those who exhibit
a
normallemperature
may
still
need
to receive medical attention. People who are on antibiotics,
analgesics, or antipyretics should not be assessed solely on temperature
readings to determine the
severity
of their illness.
8) This thermometer
is not intended for
pre-term
babies or
small-for-gestational-age babies. This thermometer is not intendedto
interpret hypothem,ic temperatures. Do not allow
children to take their
temperatures
unattended.
9) Use
of this thermometer is not intended as a substitute for
consultation with your physician or pediatrician. It is for household use
only.
10) Clean
the thermometer
probe after
each use.
11) Do not use
the
thermometer on newboms or forcontinuous
temperature
monitoring
purposes.
12) Keep out
of reach of children under 12 years. Children under
12 years old must operate with an adult.
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13) Do not take a
measurement white or
immediately
after nursing a baby.
14) Patients should
not
drink,
eat!
or
be physically
activebefore/while
taking
the
measurement.
15)
Temperature
elevation
may signal a
serious
illness!
especially in
adults who are old,
frail, have
a
weakened
immune system, orneonates
and infants. Please
seek
professional
advice immediately
when there is a
temperature
elevation
and if
you
are taking
temperature
for whom are:
•
Over 60 yearn
of age (Fever may be
blunted or even absent in elderly
patients)
•
Having diabetes
mellilus
or a
weakened
immune system
(e.g.!
HIV
positive, cancer,
chemotherapy, chronic steroid
treatment, splenectomy)
• Bedridden (e.g., nursing
hone
patient, stroke, chronic illness)
• A transplant patient
(e.g., liver, heart,
lung, kidney)
2. Product Description
1) Overview
Infrared Thermometer measures
the body
temperature based onthe
infrared energy emitted
from the forehead. Users can
quickly
get
measurement results after property scanning the forehead.
Normal body temperature is a range.
The
following tables show that this
normal range
also
varies
by site. Therefore, readings
from
different sites
should not be directly compared. Tell
your
doctor what type of
thermometer you used to take
your temperature
and on what part
of
the
body. Also bear this in mind if you are diagnosing yourself.
Measuring part
Measurements
Forehead temperature g7.O’F to99.S’F (36.I’C to 37.5CC)
Eartemperature
96.4’F to 100.4’F (35.8’C to 38.O’C)
Oral temperature 95.9’F
to 99.5’F (35.5’C to 37.5’C)
Rectal temperature 97.g’F to 100.4’F (36.6’C
to 38.O’C)
Axillarytemperature g4.5F to99.l’F
(34rClo37.3’C)
2) Structure
The thermometer consists of a shell, an LCD, a measure button, a
beeper,
an infrared temperature sensor, and a Microprocessor.
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3) Operating principle
The infrared
temperature sensor collects infrared
energy emitted by the
skin surface.
After
being
focused by
a lens, the
energy
is converted
into a
temperature
reading
by the
thermopiles and measurement
circuits,
4) Indications
for
use
The Non-contact
Infrared Thermometer is intended for the measurement
of
human body temperatures.
The
forehead mode
is indicated for people
of all ages.
3. Features
• Non-Contact
Design, Safe and more hygienic to use,
Quick measurement, less
than 1 second
• Accurate and
reliable
• Easy operation,
one button design
• Multi-functional,
can measure forehead, room, milk, water
and
object temperature.
35 sets of memories,
easy
to recall
Switching
between mute and un-mute mode
Fever
alarm function, displayed in orange
and red light.
Switching
between °F and °C
Auto shut-down
and power-saving
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6. How
to use
yourthermorneter
When
using
the
thermometer for
the first tine,
please
toad
the batteries
Remove the battery when the
thermometer
is
not
used
for
a
long
time.
1) Press
the
‘Measure
button’
to
turn on
EEE”w
eaor
the
thermometer.
Position the
thermometer
probe
of the
forehead
andkeepilwitpa15inches
Press the
‘Measure
oufloli’, stnl
to
meeaure
When
the
beep
is
cemplotely
heard. you
can
now read
the value.
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Remarks:
please measure
forehead temperature
in forehead
temperature
mode(lhe
screen
wiN
show’
(1’)
NOTE:
The
forehead
measurement is
an indicative readng
The
measured
forehead
temperature
can Iluctuateup
to I
°F/O.5
‘C from
your
actual
bodytemperature.
Fiease be aware
of
the factors that
influence
the accuracy
as
described
in
the section
‘Temperature
t(ing
hps’
and ‘WARNINGS
AND PRECAtJTIONS’.
Lt\ If the
eyebrow area
is covered
with her, sweat
or
dirt
please
dean
the area
beehand
to improve the
reading accuracy.
Always
cheek
1 the lens is dean.
its
Always make
sure
the user and the thermometer
will
have been
in
the
same room prior
to
the measurement.
4.
Product Structure
Measure
button
t3) LCD display screen
(j)Men (Memory
Recat)
G)
Mute-unrrute button
(or
‘F/’C conversion)
‘S
Sensor
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Ratkig
label
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Battery cover
5.
Display description
I. Temperature
value
2. Room/Object
temperature
mode
3.
Forehead temperature
mode
4. Fahrenheit/Celsius
degrees
5.
Memory recall
6.
Mute/Un-mute

4) Read
your
temperature
2)
rake raom!object
temperature
When the
thermometer
is
turned off press
theMem
button
for 3 seconds,
the screen
will
show
‘ti’. Then
press
°F
the Measure button
to measure room/object.
Keep the
thermometer about
0.4’l .2 inch
away
from the
object. Press
and
releasethe
Measure
button in I
second, the beep
is
heard, you can now read
the value.
*Tum off the thermometer,
and restart
it,
then get back to forehead
mode.
3) After a
measurement
Once the reading
has been completed,
remove
the thermometer
away
from
the forehead and
observe temperature.
After each
measurement,
you can enter the
recall
mode and query earlier
temperature readings.
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Do not
hold
the thermometer for a long time,
because it
is
sensitive
to the ambient temperature.
After each measurement,
clean the temperature
probe with asolt
cloth, and put the
thermometer
in a dry and
well.ventilaled
place.
You should
waft at least ID seconds beoseen each
measurement
As
It a dangerous to make
a
self’diagiosis
or self-treatment
basedon the obtained
measurement results. For such
purposes,
please consulta
doctcr.
To indicates
a temperature
reading
in forehead
mode.
1. If 89.6’FT99.2’F(32’CTh37.3’C).
the
green light
will last for
12
seconds, with
one tong
beep.
2. If 99.3’FTID0.3’F(37.4’CT37.9’C).
the
orange light will
last for
12 seconds,
with 3 short
beepa,
and the value in LCD flickers, which
is a
warning
that
you may
have a
light fever.
3. If 1
00.4’FTI
Dg.2’F(38’CT42.9’C),
the red
light will
last for 12
seconds, with
5
short beeps, and the value
in LCD flickers, which is a
waming that
you may have
a high
fever.
5) Switching between mute and
unmute
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When the thermometer
is
turned on, keep ahort
pressing the
Mute-unmuto
button for less than
1
second, to switch from un-mute
to
mute. -
*
The mute/unmute
function is switchable in the forehead
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mode, it is not switchable in the
object/room temperature
mode.
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Un.mute
is
only
beep
sound, not broadcast temperature
value.
6) Checking
35
sets of memory
data
When the thermometer
is turned on, by
short
pressing the Mem to go to
the memory mode, press this button
again to check the 35
sets of
memories one
by
one. If no value,
it will
display
‘---M”.
*The
memory data adIl be inst when
rem&ng the batteries.
7)
‘FI°C
conversion
When the thonnonieter
is
turned
on,
keep Iong-pres&ng
the Mute
unmute button
for
5
seconds, to change the 5FPC
B) Tonnpecatare
compensation adjustment
When
the thermometer
is turned
on, press both the Mute-wimuto button
and
Men.
button
together for 2-3 seconds to go
to the temperature
connoermation
mode.
By
p’esstng the Men. to a<uat
The temperature
from
0.0 to
t4.O’F(D.D to z2
DC).
Note:
Afl the future tempemtue you are taking
etIl be automaficetly
added to the
value you adjusted.
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7. Temperature
taking
tips
9) Toturn oft
The
unit will shut down
automatically
afler
12
seconds of no
use. Or you
can
keep pressing the
Measure
button
for 6
seconds.
&
Caution
1. All
memory records
will
loss
when
uninstall
or reinstall the bahery.
2.
All
settings will
come
to default when
uninstall
the
battery.
If need
adjust
the settings,
please
power
on
and make
the new
settings.
10) Replace
the battery.
Slide
the
battery cover
off along the
martced
direction.
Put lwoAAA
batteries
correctiy into
thespa°bnersl.
& Remove
the batteries if
the
thenricenseter wit
not be used for
more
than two
months.
11)
Reset
the thermometer
When the
screen shows
“—‘, Hi° oray
other
accuracy kesues
that
can’t
be solved,
please remove
the battery and
reset the
tnerrna’neter
Disposal:
For environmental
reasons,
do not dispose
of the device in the
househdd
waste at he end
of its useful
life.
Dispose
of the
unit at a
suitable bee]
coflectiocs
or recyctng pdnt,
Observe
the
local regulations for
material disposal.
Please
dispose o(the device
in
ardance
with EC
Directaie
- WEEE
aste Eiecbica.’
and Electronic
Eiipoient). If
you have any
questions,
please
contact the beat
authorities responstae
for waste dkeposai.
Batteries
roust not be dsposed
of wtth hcejsetsdd
waste.
As
a
consumer,
you are required
by law to re- cycle
used batteries. You
can recyde your
old batteries
at public collection
points
in
your community or
wherever
batteries
of the
relevant type are
sold.
The codes
below are printed
on batteries containing
harmful substances:
Pb
= Battery
contains
lead,
Cd = Battery contains
cadmium,
Hg =
Battery
contains
mercury The
batteries in this device
do not contain
any pollutants.
Technical specifications:
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It
is
important to know
each
individual’s
normal
temperature
when
they
are well.
This is
the only
way to accurately
diagnose
a
fever,
Record
readings
twice
a
day (earty
morning
and late aftemoon).
Take the
average of the two
temperatures
to
calculate normal
oral
equivalent
temperature.
Always take
the temperature
in the
same location,
since the
temperature readings
may vary
from
different locations
on
theforehead.
2)
A child’s normal temperature
can be
as high as 99.9°F (31.7°C)
or as low
as
97.0°F
(36.11°C).
Please
note that this
unit
reads 0.9’F(O.5°C)lower
than a rectal
digital thermometer.
3) Holding
the
thermometer
for too long in
the hand before taking
a
measurement
can
cause the device
to warm up. This means
the
measurement
could be
incorrect.
4)
Patients and the thermometer
should
stay
in
steady-state
room
condition.
5)
Before placing the
thermometer
sensor
onto the forehead,
remove
dirt, hair.
or
sweet from the forehead erea.
Waif
tO minutes after cleaning
before
taldng
mesaurennent,
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6)
Use
an atcohd swat,
to eftty dean the
sensor and wait
for 5
minutes before
taking
a
measurement
on another
patient. Wiplrig
the
forehead
with awarm
or cod doth
may impact your reading.
It
is advised
to watt 10 minutes before
taking a
reading.
7) In the
foflowing situations,
it is
recommended
that 3-5
temperatures
in
the
same location be
taken and the tsghest
one taken as
the reading:
• Newborn infants
in the first 100
days.
•
Children under three
years of age
with
a compromised
immune
system and for whom
the presence
or
tsence of fever
itcnibcal.
• Whenthetceerblearninghowtouaethethermometerforthefrsttime
until helshe
hasfamfianzed
NmselfIherseif with
the instnjn,entand
obtains constent
readings.
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4) Ensure
that no liquid enters the
inciter Cf
nine
themiemeter.
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cleaning agenta.
thinners or benzene tar
cleaning
and never lnnaerae
the irstnjmesb
in
astor or ctinr
cleaning liqaida.
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Take cane not to
saatcln the strface
Cf
the
LCD
screer
7)
Remcee lie baaenen
tram the device before cleaning.
8) Ctets
the
device afterutewe
a soft, slighty
damp cloth. lfthsy
are very dirty, you
can
alto
moisten thy cloth with a
wild
soapy nalufion.
9) Ensure
that no water cistern
the
device
Ifs,, haprens,
only use the device
again osce
it has truly
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Symptom Possible
Cause
Descripti.
Failed to The
battery
revel
is too
Reptace
with
a
newbattery.
power on tow.
Potarities
of
the batteries
Ensure the batteries are in
the right
are reversed,
position
The
thermometer
is
Contact beater.
damaged.
The reading The
tens of
the probe is
Ctean the tens
with a cotton
swab.
is too tow dirty.
The distance
of
the item Keep the
thermometer in contact with
and the target
ia
ton far, forehead.
You have
just come from Stay in a
warmer room before taking
a cold environment,
a
reading.
The reading You
have just come from
Stay
in an adequately coot room
is too high a hot environment,
before
taking a reading.
The ambient
tenperature
3 short
beeps
and red
backlit for 3
is not in range.
seconds.
Take
a
measurement
under
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an
ambient
temperature
between
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50.O’F(lO’C)and
104’F(40’C)
Memory Error.
3 short beeps
and red
backlit
for 3
r
seconds.
Contact
dealer.
EIL
l’iforeheadmode,T> 3shortbeepsand
red backlitfcw
3
0g2’Ft42.9’C). seconds,
H
The measured object
is
not correct.
I
pIe nseasure
the oody temperature in
I
fetsead
mode.
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te Cause
.
‘ 2.5V±3%power
voltage The
battery level is tow,
it suggests
9D
2.6v±3%.
you
replace
the battery, but
you
can continue to use it.
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The power voltage
is
It wilt turn off automatically
aher
30
lower than 2.5W 3%.
seconds.
Please replace
with a
new
L.
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battery.
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3 short
beeps and
red backlit for
3
seconds.
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“--‘“ means
the
measurement failure.
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The possible cause
is as follow:
‘‘-‘ A.The
measurement
distance is more than
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.Sinch:
B.The measured
temperature is tower than
89.65F(325C).
*00
not use the
forehead
mode
to measure room/object
temperature, and must
wait until the
beep stops completely
before
checking the
temperature
vatue.
If not solved,
please
contact
the dealer.
10.
Specificattons:
Product name
Infrared
thermometer
Power supply
DCI .SVs2
Measurementrange
Forehead: 89.6’F—109.2’F(32.0’C—42.9C)
Object:
32’F2I2’F(otIo0’C)
Accuracy
Forehead
mode
±D.4*F/±0.2t
(Laboratory)
Objectmode ±I.S’F/I.O’C
Display resolution o.I’F/t
Measi
ring csta
ace
0.1.5 thdies
¼jt’natcs1iutdown
12s±ts
Memory
35 groups of
measuredtemperature.
Battery
2’AAA, can be used
fo, more than S000times
We4st
&
Disendon
668g
(withoutbattery),
36542*t53.Smm
Operating
Terrwerature:
505F.104°F
(105C’40°C)
Operating conditions
Relative Humidityt
85%
moisture
condensation
Atnmspheric
vessure:
70- IOGkPa
.. Storage
Temperature: (-20’C—55’C)
con&tons
Retative Hurridfty:
95%
moisture condensation
DeceUfe
5
Years
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Error and troubteahooting
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BF applied part
nformation
about amanufaCtuler.
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‘lease
read the
instrucions
carefully.
Naste
electrical
materials should be
sent to
adedicated
ollection
point
forrecycling.
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Oetial
number
LOT Oalch
number
MPORTAN1
Li\
Inaccurate reading or thermometer demago
may
occurif
he thermometer is
not
correctly used.
P22 0 Protected
against solid
foreign objects of 12,5mm 0
rod greater
0 II keep the
thermometer in
15 degree
angle,
it
still can
srevent the water
drop.
12.
EMC information
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Class e
product
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of EM drntLirbancas a high.
Warning: Use of this equipment adiacont
to op started with other
equipment should
be
avoided
becaaea in maid resuti in
improper operatton It such
use to necessary, this
equipment end the
other equipment should be
observed
to ver*
that they
an operslirg
nonrneiiy.
Waming: Use
of
aasonies. katsilacese
end cabtea otherthan those specified
or
provided
by
the
manufacturer of this
equipment maid asult in ircmened nlec’somagnelic
emissions
or
deaoased
eleconmagnetic
immunity ot this equipmnrt and
resstt In improper
operslion.
Wa,’*
Pc.rshla crvncr,cadors eqs proent
(etjding
peanhe’mls
sod, as
antmna
mEw — epdeens a-Ee.aiasf sI-o,dd ne
Lost
no close’ tIm,
31 or
(12
i’.dles/
to
any palo’
the eta,nec The,rny,.eter
fFG.lR2O2l.
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es
wec.r’ad
by the ma’,ulactu’er.
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of P/ne pe
Prince
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catses aid emnr’.rl
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(i’
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t’a’sducers
and ot’.’
ACCESSORiES thai as
rapacearia by the RESPCY4S&E ORGNZATIOh
s.d thatarm
eselp to need
flnce of the t EQU,PWENTm 1€ SYSTEM
stE t,e rerranin
ot
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7
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ACCESSORES
flay be sped/led
elmer
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en spedicaly
(e4 by
WM&FAGTURER
art EOJk°N’r OR TYPE REFERENCEI.
me
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en ME
SYSTEM
that-se
derenwied tone
ESSOmSL
PERFORMANCE
Mio a oeaa’çem of e,tret the O°ERATOR
ow’
aspect i’ the
ESSENTIAL
PERFCRWt4CE
to toio endegaded
&e to
EM 1tSrtREI4CES
(the
ceif led
torn, ‘ESSEErflA_
PEOreLA,NCE’
need riot
be
math.
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desa’ph&i:
las
necessary
rsthns ‘or rajnT’rg
RASJC WE”Y
and ESSENTIAL PER°ORMANCE
w4th regs’d to eladrorn’agneic a*atax.s
tsr me
esceprac
selvse Kb.
2 Guidarce erd
nan&adiss’s nedaraw
‘alednomagnotc ernissires and kiwality
12
11.
Symbols:
Tsbie
I
Gsidanoe
and manufaCturer’s
dederseor
- etectoasgnetc ectlaslons
Emissions
lest
Compliance
RF emissionra
CISpR ii
Group 1
RF emtsione
CISpR II
Class B
Harmonic
emissions PEG 61000-3-2
N/A
Votage
fluotjaeI
flicker
eelssions
N/A
PEG 51000-3-3
Tsbla 2
Guidance
and
manefaofs.urer’a
dedaratior - eivoh’omagnelic
Immunity
lmrnanifrnTest
lEG
E0601-1-2
Test
Penn Compliance
level
Electrostatic diecharge
±8kV
cortact ±2 kV.
±4 kV, ±8 kV venfaci ±2 CV, ±4 kV,
(ESO) lEG e1000-4—2 ±8
kV,
±15kV air
±5 isV, ±15kV aIr
Electrical fast
Ssssienrtburst
Power supply
lines. ±2
kV
lEG el000-4—4
inpaYosut
(see: ii kV
N/A
100 ku
repetton
frequency
Surge
linels)
to
bela):
±1
CV.
N/A
IEC eloeo4-s
linels)
to
earth ±2 CV.
D%0,Soycle Al0°,455,
Vottage dips,
short
90’, 135’,
150’, 225
inlemuplions end voltage
270
‘
and 315 ‘ 0%
I cyde
N/A
vantstions
on power
supply Md 70%
25/30 cycles
inprut lines IEC
61000-4-11 Single phase:
ate 0%
2SOcycIe
Power frequency
magnatc 30
Nw
30Mm
fisid
lEG 510004-s SOH.ziEOHz
SDHzISOH,
tSm(Hzto4Hz;
Cco*asod
3Vrm.s evl’nrs
Ill
SM
rtd
N/A
lEGe1-44 aerates
raeis
bards)
eC’%
Mr
at lath
lOWm
tOV,’m
Radacot
SCWhtz-Z7Gluz
an&e-tz-2,IGH,
tElcoli-4-3
ec°AflAalkth
fO%AMatl dl!
NOTE siT ste
ma retra vokage
puerto epp&celbon o’ the test level
13
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13.Warranty
and
After-Sale
Service
The
device
is
under wananty
for lifetime
unlimited
from
the
date
of purchase.
The
batteries, the packaging,
and any
damage
caused
by
improper use
are
not
covered
by the
warranty.
Excluding
the following
user-caused
failures:
1.
Failure resulting
from
unauthorized
disassembly
and
modification.
2. Failure
resulting from
an
unexpected
dropping
during
applicationor
transportation.
3.
Failure resulting
from
not following
the instnjcttons
in the operating
manual
-
If you are
unsatisfied
with your
product,
please
contact
515
via
stipport@gooctaby,Io,
Customer
Service
Ltetime
unlimited Warranty
4.
No
Reason
Return
for
Replacement
(4)
365
Days Money-Back
Guarantee
Lifetime
customer
Seppnrt
N
a,
Emeti
us
customer
Seppnrt:
[email protected]
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3
Warranty
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